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Sports * 'O Monday, January 19,1967 j Sports briefs ?_ ^i... n ii i Offensive coordinator of Wake ! named as new assistant coach i Buddy King, offensive ?_oo;dinator at Wake Forest University, ' l?ru! h/V*n n!irtw*il 'ic ?n atcictoiu i/?/>tK'?r< I IC/^ j <?< '-%o fwi a.'.Ji unm lvvi'.'Ult V.U?VII UI V> JV/. It has nut been stated what King's d'lties for the Gamecocks will be, but head ? o ich Joe Morrison has said that he will be an offen; sive coach. King, a former piayer and coach at Clemson, helped develop ' Wake Forest's outstanding offensive line during his three seasons | with the Deacons. King's other coaching experiences include the following: ! giaduate assistant coach at Clemson, offensive line coach at Wof! ford, olfcnsive line coach at Clemson and offensive line coach with j the Arizona Wranglers of the United States Football League. King replaces I om Kurucz, who was the running back coach for | use. i Reserve quarterback Pat Turner ! departs MSC for Georgia Tech kcscrvc quarterback Pat Turner has left USC to transfer to , Georgia lech. I lie 6 3 195 pound redshirt freshman from Canton, Ga. did not re-regisier at the University after the first semester to go to Georgia Tech. Timer saw limited duty at USC as he played behind All-South, reccud setting lodd F.llis. Turner had reportedly left USC in late September to transfer 10 Georgia Tech but returned soon after to complete the season. Turner completed 10 passes in 14 attempts for 152 yards, two touchdowns and one interception for the season. He also rushed 11 (inv.'s for 59 yards. Four USC athletes suspended because academically ineligible Foui USC athletes became acadcmic casualties at the end of the f all semster and will not be eligible to play in the 1987 seasons. Steve Holland, a s?nior re erve guard, Greg Welch, a redshirt i sophomore running back, David "Rootbecr" Johnson, a senior defensive end and Joni Harper of the Volleyball and Softball teams j were all declared academically ineligble by the University. 1 Holland was averaging 6.8 points and three rebounds for the basketball team, Johnson had 39 total tackles and Welch sat out ! the 1^86 football season because of injuries. j hach athlete has the right to appeal the suspension. I Junior Laura Glass redshirted | because of re-occurring pains j I aura Glass, 6-3 forward/center for iiie women's basketball I ? iiin, lias been redshirted for the remainder of the season because ! v re-occuring abdominal pains. j She had not placed at all this season and will still be eligible for j tw.i veais of competition. 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I The Gamecocks opened up a 9-2 lead early in the first half, I behind the strong rebounding of | Martin, but the Tigers fought back to tie the score at 17 on a pair of Marvin Alexander free throws. Then, after a Dwight Boyd layup, Martin scored on an assist from guard Tony Shaw to regain a tie at 19-19. On the following piay, iviarun iouna lcrry uouia l as he cut to the basket. The subsequent hoop put the 1 Gamecocks up 22-19 with 3:36 to go in the first half. USC shut the Tigers out for the final three minutes of the period to claim a 28-21 halftimc lead. The Tigers, whom USC head coach George Fclton said he feels are a "top 20 team," opened the g second half in a full court press. J The press, along with three quick fouls by USC, helped MSU pull to within four, 28-24, with ' 17:32 remaining in the game. I The Tigers eventually went f ahead on an Alexander 3-poinl ^ play and forward Vincent Askew a upped the margin to 3 at 31-28 I with two free throws. | But USC withstood the Tiger f rally. Michael Foster, who led the ^ Gamecocks in scoring with 24 g points, hit a jumper from the top 1 * i i i At. - - - - ui me Key anu inc score was uea again. Foster scored 20 of his * points in the second half. Martin then put the Gamecocks up for good at the 14:36 mark. The Tigers seriously challenged . only once more in the game, but 1 Martin was there again for USC. His 3-point play off a missed Gamecock layup gave USC a 50-42 lead with 5:49 left. Askew, who paced the Tigers with 20 points, tried to keep ^ MSU's hopes alive with an array of jumpers. \ USC maintained their composure, however, and the Tigers I were forced to foul with less than < a minute to play. t 1 t a _ r i a . tumci, who was iu 01 ju irom the free throw line, made six foul I shots in the last :45 to seal the 1 USC victory. j USC held the Tigers to 38 per- 1 cent from the field in posting their second Metro Conference t I STILL ! C A Carolir A limited number of available for you who w( students. (Spaces are avai A residence hall can offer venience and a friendly ati jpi*q I8SP? nsiQf 1MB W W ?<# <UP ?. , # F 99} KSc tv jL tmlililf^ ^ ?*^g HP^ HLl^ , jB(pBL k^HHKjw WW* *^sfl *N><wLJVC^HHnllHMHflV^ VVf 6^ ^ ^H| >f v fl^B1811^ M ISC junior transfer Terry Gould and center Darryl Martin 'ictory in three tries. more delensiv Felton, winning perhaps the Alexander and )iggest game of his young career, "He was s< ;aid he was pleased with his glass," said Fe cam's effort. Martin crcdi "The determination was there for his strong "or them. We contested shots. help," Martin We played two halves. It was a Center Per ;reat win for our program," helped snuff o Felton said. the 10:16 ma Felton also had high praise for hook, said he \ he play of Martin, who had MSU. looking for that convei place to live? 00b N ia residence hall may ha residence hall spaces are currently r< >uld like a place designed just for ilnhlp fnr bnth mpn anrl uinmon ^ f Ifll Ml II I U. UUIM IMUl UIIU V f UIMLII./ ^ you security, affoidability, conmosphere for living and studying. jUjngnra \ Memnhis State H W H H R H m WUP W ? UA HUP ? n9fflffi9HB9s8flHtSa$&H9|^^^BHSH^nK ' * ^ K^KB!?lBHi9fifl^^"\iJB y*|$S^M^v vBHuHRSSHSlMir W^fiH tmmir ^ BK Bh VL ffBtffilft' .a W T.B wSdnl nHmS^ ^hj& ABBI JENNIFER STEIBfThe G?m?cock i hustle for the loose ball. Martin had 13 rebounds. c rebounds than "They're a very competitive Askew combined. team. We played them as if they Misational on the were the No. 1 team," Do/ier lton. said ted his teammates The Tigers drop to 14-5 on the ' play. "I had good season and 1-1 in conference said. play. ry Do/ier, who IJSC improves its record to 9-6 lit 'A I iof?r riillv/ at nx/prnl! 1_1 J?* \ *- ? (41 wfV.M.. III! V4 4.-1 (II HIV 1VICIIU irk with a jump Conf'^nee. vas impressed with USC's next game is at Florida State, Jan. 21. nient. comfortable E W S ! ! ve a space for you. 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